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Slovak defenseman Šimon Nemec ended a five‑game point‑less streak in the NHL after a night game in which he recorded an assist. Calgary lost at home to Anaheim 3–5. Nemec’s teammate and fellow Slovak, Martin Pospíšil, did not score. Calgary had a two‑goal lead, trailing 3–1 after the first period, but the hosts fell behind. The decisive goal came 1 minute and 34 seconds before the final, scored by Cutter Gauthier, and the final score was 5–3 from the perspective of the visiting team, Nikita Nesterenko. Nemec assisted on Joel Hanley’s goal to make it 2–1. He played 19 minutes and 41 seconds, recorded two minus points, two shots on goal, three blocks, and one point. Pospíšil played almost 13 minutes, logged a minus, had four shots, and posted a 30 % shooting percentage. In other games, Buffalo defeated Columbus 5–2, marking their fourth win in five games. Two goals were scored by forward Josh Norris, while defenseman Owen Power recorded three assists. Minnesota’s Kirill Kaprizov, who tallied four points (1 goal and 3 assists), led the team to a 4–1 victory over San Jose. Kaprizov is the league’s leading scorer with 16 goals. The Wild celebrated their 1,000th win in the 1995 NHL season, the fastest such milestone achieved by any team. Article source: HN Online | Image credit: HN Online
Slovak defenseman Šimon Nemec ended a five‑game point‑less streak in the NHL after a night game in which he recorded an assist. Calgary lost at home to Anaheim 3–5. Nemec’s teammate and fellow Slovak, Martin Pospíšil, did not score. Calgary had a two‑goal lead, trailing 3–1 after the first period, but the hosts fell behind. The decisive goal came 1 minute and 34 seconds before the final, scored by Cutter Gauthier, and the final score was 5–3 from the perspective of the visiting team, Nikita Nesterenko. Nemec assisted on Joel Hanley’s goal to make it 2–1. He played 19 minutes and 41 seconds, recorded two minus points, two shots on goal, three blocks, and one point. Pospíšil played almost 13 minutes, logged a minus, had four shots, and posted a 30 % shooting percentage. In other games, Buffalo defeated Columbus 5–2, marking their fourth win in five games. Two goals were scored by forward Josh Norris, while defenseman Owen Power recorded three assists. Minnesota’s Kirill Kaprizov, who tallied four points (1 goal and 3 assists), led the team to a 4–1 victory over San Jose. Kaprizov is the league’s leading scorer with 16 goals. The Wild celebrated their 1,000th win in the 1995 NHL season, the fastest such milestone achieved by any team.
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